I have a copy of the scratch project my child was bulding at science camp.
Do I need to down load the 1.4 version so he can work on it?
Or is there a way to import it to the web page. I tried to load it and the down load did not see the thumb drive as a source.
thanks

Your child can upload the project to the 2.0 website and work on it using the 2.0 editor but you need 1.4 downloaded so you can upload it onto the site.

brightandclear wrote:

I have a copy of the scratch project my child was bulding at science camp.
Do I need to down load the 1.4 version so he can work on it?
Or is there a way to import it to the web page. I tried to load it and the down load did not see the thumb drive as a source.
thanks

If the project is an SB file, then it can be edited using the Scratch 1.4 software.

If the project is an SB2 filetype, then it can only be edited in Scratch 2.0. It's quite strange that the thumb drive is not recognized when you attempt to upload the project, but you can always move the SB2 file to a dirve that is recognized.

cheddargirl wrote:

brightandclear wrote:

I have a copy of the scratch project my child was bulding at science camp.
Do I need to down load the 1.4 version so he can work on it?
Or is there a way to import it to the web page. I tried to load it and the down load did not see the thumb drive as a source.
thanks

If the project is an SB file, then it can be edited using the Scratch 1.4 software.

If the project is an SB2 filetype, then it can only be edited in Scratch 2.0. It's quite strange that the thumb drive is not recognized when you attempt to upload the project, but you can always move the SB2 file to a dirve that is recognized.

There is always that they're trying to import it into 1.3. Do you have Scratch 1.4, or 1.3? I made a project in 1.4 once, which wouldn't upload to 1.3.